The company announced on Thursday that it will release the NES Classic Edition on November 11 for $59.99. The console will be smaller than the original NES and will include an HDMI port, so you won't need to go digging for some archaic cables.

You won't even have to dust off your old game cartridges, either. The console will have 30 games built-in. These include Super Mario Bros. 3, Mega Man 2 and Castlevania, according to Nintendo's Facebook page.